Lecture 4 - Biopharmaceutics Flashcards

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What 5 factors is biopharmaceutics dependent on?

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1) Chemical nature
2) Physical state
3) Type of dosage form
4) Presence/absence of excipients
5) Pharmaceutical process

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2
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Define pharmacokinetics

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Study and characterization of the time course of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME)

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3
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Define biopharmaceutics

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Relationship between the physical and chemical properties of a drug in a dosage form and the pharmacologic response after administration

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4
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What is clinical pharmacokinetics?

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The application of pharmacokinetic methods in drug therapy

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5
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Define pharmacodynamics

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The relationship between drug concentration at the site of action and pharmacologic response

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6
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Define bioavailability

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The rate and extent (amount) to which a drug is absorbed from a drug product into the body or site of action

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7
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What must first happen to protein-bound drugs?

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They must dissociate

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8
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What 2 things occur prior to absorption?

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Dissolution & disintegration

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9
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How must proteins be administered and why?

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IV because they cannot be absorb in gut

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10
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What are responsible for drug uptake?

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Transporters

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11
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What model describes most clinically used drugs?

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One compartment open model

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